if I want to use detangler first, then a leave in conditioner on my ends (to prevent split ends), can I use this after that - then blow-dry?
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I don't use those two products, but I do use several others and have never had a problem with any combination.
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You should be able to. I use another thickening solution first (Cell-U-Plex's "Thicker Fuller Hair") and then squirt on the Rusk before drying. The two together seem to be the only thing that holds my baby-fine hair. I've learned the right amount of each to use. You might want to experiment, adjusting as you go. Good luck!
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You should be able to. I use another thickening solution first (Cell-U-Plex's "Thicker Fuller Hair") and then squirt on the Rusk before drying. The two together seem to be the only thing that holds my baby-fine hair.I've learned the right amount of each to use. You might want to experiment, adjusting as you go. Good luck!
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As long as you follow up with a conditioner you should be fine. If you have colored ends I would do something with keratin and moisture to keep the integrity of the hair. :) (I am a licensed cosmetologist fyi)
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I never have a problem with dry hair when using this. I put it on while my hair is still wet. I squeeze out any extra water so that there are no water drops coming off and then spray it on. While my hair naturally dries it is absorbed. It is best not to blow dry your hair if you can avoid it, that will lead to dryer hair faster than this product. I also use moisture shampoo and conditioner but I do not rinse out all of the conditioner.
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my hair is thick and I first dry it with a normal hairdryer because it would take a very long time with the curler as it is not that high powered or hot. But, drying with the regular dryer I get it 95% dry then style with the curler. My hair is straight does not have any wave, kink, curl what-so-ever so the styler tames broken split ends....gives it shape, and a slight curl under. I do not believe it replaces a normal blow dryer...at least not for me
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Use it at the roots only. You can use before a blow dry or after then style. I use it at my roots on damp hair then blow dry with a large curl brush.
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You can, but it will mostly likely burn that hair off. Your better off blowing drying quickly first.
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I would not use both products. Left in without blow drying the hair is "crunchy", just as with mousse. I believe using the two products will only weigh your hair down and gum it up.
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Hey, I haven't used it while still having my sew in. But I'm sure you can. Just don't get it on your leave out unless want to. I wouldn't use this on my natural leave since silicone are known to coat the hair
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I usually just apply before drying, of you do it after it might look oily, an I would use the flat iron perfector for straightening, it works better with a flat iron
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Leave it in. Use sparingly on scalp, massage and continue with hairdo. I wash my hair and use it before blow drying.
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I wouldn't classify this as a detangler type of product. Try a dime size amount rubbed in your hands and finger comb your hair placing more on fly away strands - then brush through it. I put a tiny bit more on my ends and it really makes my hair soft/silky. I think it has a nice delicate scent too. For tangles, try running a wide toothed comb through your hair before you rinse out your favorite conditioner in the shower - this works for me. :) Hope this helps.Oh, and i don't think it will make your hair greasy. Just use it sparingly. I used too much once, but my hair was still happy :) I wouldn't classify this as a detangler type of product. Try a dime size amount rubbed in your hands and finger comb your hair placing more on fly away strands - then brush through it. I put a tiny bit more on my ends and it really makes my hair soft/silky. I think it has a nice delicate scent too. For tangles, try running a wide toothed comb through your hair before you rinse out your favorite conditioner in the shower - this works for me. :) Hope this helps.Oh, and i don't think it will make your hair greasy. Just use it sparingly. I used too much once, but my hair was still... » Read More I wouldn't classify this as a detangler type of product. Try a dime size amount rubbed in your hands and finger comb your hair placing more on fly away strands - then brush through it. I put a tiny bit more on my ends and it really makes my hair soft/silky. I think it has a nice delicate scent too. For tangles, try running a wide toothed comb through your hair before you rinse out your favorite conditioner in the shower - this works for me. :) Hope this helps.Oh, and i don't think it will make your hair greasy. Just use it sparingly. I used too much once, but my hair was still happy :) « Show Less
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I use it after washing (mixed with my conditioner), but there is probably no reason you couldn't do it before.
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I slide the clips out, roll my hair, slide the clip back in and snap shut. They stay fastened. When I am dry, I unfasten and slide the clip out before I take the curler out . This way my hair will not tangle with the clip. I read this hint from another user.
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Use both! They serve two different purposes. Start with leaving a generous amount of the conditioning mask on your hair during your final rinse. If you're not madly in love with the result, use a little less the next time. Apply a tiny amount of the oil to the ends of your hair before you blow-dry, but don't get carried away here --- the last thing you want to do to the delicate tips is french-fry them. Smooth any stubborn post-dry flyaways with another small dot rubbed between your palms and fingertips.
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I don't think so. There is no dryer component to it. However, straighten my hair after blow drying it and this styler takes the frizz out.
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You use co-wash just as you would shampoo...first wet your hair, spread the co-wash through your hair using your fingers, massage your scalp to remove any buildup, rinse co-wash from your hair & scalp...you're done. I usually follow up with a leave-in conditioner before styling or setting my hair; this will also help with detangling after co-washing.
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This product is for split ends not for frizz elimination, but depending on how curly is the hair , you can try the smoothing solution, is more expensive and usually lasts the results three months, if you use the adequate products of Brazilian Blowout,the split ends product will stay on the hair maybe for a month